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Bombay HC dismisses all writ petitions challenging MHADA’s cluster redevelopment of Adarsh Nagar (Worli) and Bandra Reclamation layouts.

Bombay HC has dismissed petitions filed by co-operative societies, clearing MHADA’s path for integrated cluster redevelopment of Adarsh Nagar and Bandra Reclamation layouts in larger public interest.
Appellate court awards ₹2 lakh to senior citizen after society failed to resolve years of terrace leakage complaints.

Mumbai Court Backs Flat Owner’s Challenge to Cluster Redevelopment Election

In a major relief for homebuyers, the Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court rejected the federation’s plea to dismiss a dispute filed by Goregaon flat owner Kajal Rajani challenging the cluster redevelopment election process.
Adani tops bids for MHADA's Worli and Bandra Reclamation projects, expanding its presence in Mumbai's major redevelopment sector.

Adani Tops Bid for MHADA’s Worli Cluster Redevelopment, Also Emerges Highest Bidder for Bandra Reclamation

Adani tops bids for MHADA’s Worli and Bandra Reclamation projects, expanding its presence in Mumbai’s major redevelopment sector.
Bombay High Court slams BMC for allowing illegal structure to exist for decades next to a ward office in Santacruz; orders inquiry into officials' dereliction while dismissing petitioner's appeal with ₹5 lakh costs.

Three Dilapidated Buildings in Vikhroli Vacated: BMC Launches First Phase of Ambitious 28-Building Redevelopment Project

BMC on Tuesday vacated three critically dangerous buildings in Vikhroli (East), launching the first phase of Mumbai’s maiden civic-led cluster redevelopment of 28 dilapidated municipal structures—ensuring safe, modern homes for hundreds of families in Parksite.
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Maharashtra’s Revolutionary Housing Policy 2025 Approved: 35 Lakh Homes, AI Portal, Focus on Slum Redevelopment

The Maharashtra Cabinet has approved the State Housing Policy 2025, targeting 35 lakh affordable homes by 2030 with an investment of ₹70,000 crore. The policy includes a centralized AI-based housing portal, cluster redevelopment of slums, land bank creation, and dedicated housing plans for various segments including working women, students, and industrial workers. Deputy CM Eknath Shinde described it as a transformative step for housing and the state’s economic growth.